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Brother, the mild steel will be quite functional, and may well outlast you, depending on weld integrity. I've said it before, "buy once, cry once", or have someone weld it up for you. Don't know the machine you are speaking of, but I have a 20 year old Miller 150 mig machine, and I'm no primo...

Just like Grandpa!

Or 1" dia. fingers..........:rockin:

This, or leave it, and start drinking!:tank:

"I'd Hit That Often"...... ( T M )

Most all that is available in uncured form, uses / smells like Acetic Acid when uncured. In a previous life, ( before retirement!), we would spec which style to use, ( Acetic acid vs. no Acetic acid), depending on the substrate it was going on. Its best not to use the vinegar smelling stuff...

My Son is a Mech. Engineer, for Gates Manufacturing. Think belts and hoses. I asked him about their silicone hoses being food safe, specifically heater hoses for vehicles. He asked the Engineer for the product, who replied that :"With a good cleaning from manufacture, there should be no problem...

It's a gearmotor....Motor is sold with reduction gear / right angle gearbox as a unit. Motor is a fractional horsepower motor, A C power. The connection from the gearmotor assy., is a Lovejoy coupling.

It's a Lovejoy coupling. https://www.mcmaster.com/#lovejoy-couplings/=1a7hyxy

At least it's got no clockworks on it.......:D

I inquired once, from the supplier, as to the differences of the gases. "None", I was told. My inquiry dealt with welding oxygen, aviators breathing oxygen, and medical oxygen. The latter two, I was told , have tighter tolerances on cylinder, ( vessel), condition, as far as cleanliness when...

Info Y'all, Monster Brewing posted up a sale post on that F B thingy: https://www.facebook.com/MonsterBrewingHardware/?hc_ref=ARRAfIgLzaUYw_H2Rr22q30TLOJylhsNi57lnfDsP2xp_EChL87Zj246hjj58JK1x8Q&fref=nf

Just for info, Y'all. Monster Brewing posted up a sale post, on that F B thingy.: https://www.facebook.com/MonsterBrewingHardware/?hc_ref=ARRAfIgLzaUYw_H2Rr22q30TLOJylhsNi57lnfDsP2xp_EChL87Zj246hjj58JK1x8Q&fref=nf

Finished mine up. Only additions to be: A sock or chute from the roller discharge to reach the grain bucket . And maybe a piece of plexi in the side , to see the level in the bucket.

Odd, this reference to "catcan"........Precursor to LME?:goat:

"You'll have that, from time to time". I gathered my stuff, ( for the mill), over the course of about 3 years. Yep, I think the A/C , reversible is simpler. I have a mantra of sorts I usually refer to: "Buy once, cry once", after doing research. If ya' have good mechanical and...

Here's another, with speed controls and what not. Tons of stuff out there! https://hgrinc.com/surplus/electrical/?all=0&last_chance&view=grid&aisle=&from=&to=&markdowns=0&newarrivals=0&sort=&kw=Gear+Motor&per_page=24&min_price=&max_price=&pn=1

You've probably been scouring the www pretty much. Here's a surplus place I've shopped years before, they have all kinds of stuff! http://www.surpluscenter.com/Power-Transmission/Gear-Reducers-Gearboxes/?page_no=1&page_length=9999

Motor and gearbox data plates. Hope you can read them!

What more you wanna' know? It's mounted to a 1" thick piece of Nylon I had,and that is to be mounted to a Horrible Freight "universal" work table. Said table is a little flimsy, lateral rigidity wise, and I'm currently putting some handle / stiffeners on it, so it can be rolled around hand...